Vitaly Noritsyn explained to why he is still not registered as a biathlete personal trainer Christina Reztsova, with whom he has been working since last season.
After working for the Bulgarian national team, Noritsyn joined Artem Istomin’s group coaching staff in May.
– How is working with Kristina Reztsova going? On the one hand, the leader of the group is Artem, on the other hand, she is your athlete.
– I say right away to understand: we have no conflict of interest with Artem, we have no conflict in the plan we are implementing. We absolutely always come to a consensus. Same with Christina. We don’t speak different languages with Kristina, we don’t convince the athlete that I am one thing and he another. Even if we speak to him separately, we will transmit information to him, a model of our formation, a periodization of our preparatory period: why in May it is like this, in June it is like this, and what will he happen. No problem. To which of us will she turn? With us, an athlete can ask a question to any of the coaches in a group, regardless of the origin of the question, and will in return receive our common opinion as a team of coaches.
– Now Christina is not at Raubichi’s training camp. Who does she call most of you?
– Communicate with everyone. I wasn’t at Terskol training camp, but Artem was. There they worked directly. There were no questions. Sometimes they called. Now that her interassembly is over, she will come to St. Petersburg and work according to our plans.
You weren’t signed up as a personal trainer last season. What about now?
– Now the same. She has personal trainers in the area. For me, it’s not at all a problem whether I’m considered a personal trainer or not.
But everyone needs money. The draft award for performance at the Russian Cup provides for compensation for personal trainers.
Everything will always come back. The athlete himself understands who and what contribution to the preparation was. We certainly don’t have such problems that someone is left without pants.
Source : MatchTV
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